Sentence examples for and in the editorial from inspiring English sources

It continued: "Mr Corbyn may well set pulses racing in his north London constituency, on Twitter and in the editorial conferences of the BBC and the Guardian.

He worked as a draughtsman, publisher's reader and freelance translator, and in the editorial and production departments of a publishing house.

This call for action has recently been expressed in NRC and IOM report [ 25] and in the editorial of American Journal of Psychiatry [ 30].

"Cabinet ministers and civil servants from both sides now regularly exchange visits," but, "to build real trust, military and intelligence officials must join in," the editorial says.

Mr. Gilbert going in and working in the editorial department was a very destructive act".

Two, in fact, one in the typing pool and one in the editorial library.

But we've listened to feedback from the audience, made adjustments and invested in the editorial where necessary.

RG contributed to the statistical analysis and participated in the editorial work on the manuscript.

Sir, We thank Dr C Alliot for his comments and critique in the editorial accompanying our article (Ohwada et al, 2004).

To the best of our knowledge, there is only one meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) that was reported at the Annual American Diabetes Association Conference in June 2011 [ 44] and cited in the editorial article [ 45].

To see what kinds of attitude are provoked, the basic contemporary meanings of these expressions of lexical metaphors and their meanings in the editorial text are explored and presented in Table 1 below.